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The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1887-04-07
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The Best Sllve in tho woilI for
= as, BWl'e', SDros, U.aer5 Salt
Rhcrm, Fever Sores, letter, Gimp
ped Hands, Chiiblaius Cogns, and
aIlNkn Ernptjons, and positively y
cures Piles, or no pay required. 1t
is guaranteed to give perfect eatIs-
faction, or money refunded. Price
20 cents per box.
q NJ. SLindel.
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John Wanuanaker the philadcl-
pLia merchant, carries lie iusur-
ance OF 100000. } 3. Stotson Of
the same city has $4,000, and
Hamilton Disston SjOD,oO0 There
are six other Phihdelphiaus who
have 100000 aud over, but less than
$500, 900; u who have 100000 and
over, and - who have $35.O0l aad
over,
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Prote;t the Forests.

| '"'oSS"' '''hnmh James say
'",' ID 'n7 interests oi aS'icnllnf'
~" 'oo ne'''"' "t TOAST twenty five
i''' CONT q 'nc '"u' ought to b
"''','"' "'''F 'hoHSh'ial ma"
WI" "'S gwen ihs snhJoct tha t.!Sh'-
''' ",''"'''n "'' agree "''h h;m |"
,u' '"'o'S' pu' no" Ma"y"gree "itI
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Eleven years ago Maine aboliohed
capital punishment The repeal
stood for nearly eight years, aud
during that time the murders aver
aged three year. Then capital pun.
isLment was re-euacted, and during
tue two years and half since The
law was restored there have heen
Twelve murders year. The oppon
ents OF banging use these figures as
q strong argument for tho abolition
OF the haugman.
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AUDITORY NOTICE.

IN 10 assigned ES) In hG Court ot Cone
tate Of Noses BrH mon PiedS Gt Sag1cr
Ldkp } CO,mM
Tho Auditor appointed by the Court to dis
tribute the flnds IA the hands of tho account.
ant, VI. y Bruhak"r, will meet tho parties iu-
tore'iel, for The pnrpO.o OF his appointment az
the ,iiice Of thas. l., tlarich, Esq, SuliusgruVt
pH. on FRIDAY, Aph sth, 1857, at 10 o'clock
A. NJ, when and whore all claims against SAID
estate, properly authenticated, must be pre- lent
or e Gobdygd from ever comm NJ IN on said
fund JAY q, WEISER.
Marcl IL, 's7. Auditor.
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James G.. Blaine, with several
members Of his family, has gone
on businose trip to st. Louis and
other points in tho Wost We think
there is no significance to be attach.
ed to it, but some politicians. always
on the alert, imagine be is making it
on el,clionoering tour.
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nARG CHANCE.

sunday Grit, the bc't sunday paper printed
In tho state, and how hctng sold by agents IN
over 40 cites ani towns, wants an emerge. ic
agent In every town and hamlet whore IL {. ,ot
unN hy.uI sold. Any man or b g., well Ic'bm-
ncubrl. can secure the eNclus vc agency, and
make from % ctuts q 10 % every week Good
rrun' NJ loss of time or money uu capital
needed. Adye-tisinL matter furnished Ircc.
Everybody viii buy tho paper regularly after
once seeing copy, II publishes the complete
local news for every section OF the State. Only
one agent wanted IN Zach place. Write at once
Tor torm' aud Instructions ~ G.it Publishing Go.
Nilliamsport, Ia.
March l., 81. 3w
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s,r-,s4---1l.-5.a.-s-rr1t7r.

The bill to prevent the sale oi
intoxicating dtiuks on Decoration
Day has finally passed the House at
Harrisburg by vote Of 100 yeas to
as nays. :. II would bo well if bill
on the same purpose were passed to
prevent the sale Of Intoxicating
drinks on every Soldiers Reunion.
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CAUTION NOTICE.

Notice Is herobyRiver that | havo purchased
81 toustahlc'H Sale, tho following articles #
Danid huinWe', aud lett th- same his poses.
>luN. All pers1nS are cautioned not to meidle
ur in'e 10 with the sino: Coal stove and
pine, cook stove aud nxtntes, Boauro. Bed and
hedding oil eau window shades, rual huckGt
table, chairs bucket, saw, rake, hoe, Ssh nets
tub, axo, shovel, meat vessel, carpet chick,
on, Ctc.
VI ar. IL, I'd. sAMU Ell RUMBAUGH
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Joseph Towards Life Of 5eacher.


Joseph Howard, Jr, the widely
known journalist aud intimate friend
of Henry Ward Beecher for t Lo past
fifty years, is engaged upon life OF
tho great Preacher and Orator, which
will no doubt DO the standard work,
as Mr.. Howard's Intimate relations
with Mr. Beocher, aud his justly won
popularity as writer, are an assur.
ance of a work OF peculiar interest
and value, We learn tho work is to
be brought out by Hubbard Bros,
at an early day and will no doubt be
sold by subscription.
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CARPETS.

Our experience i'm the car.
pet business is that but few
new designs are brought ont
for the fall trade. The new.
est and best patterns are re-
served for spring. We were
very careful to buy nothing
last fall but what we could
sell right out, leaving Ills an
open field for this springs
purchases. We can safely
say we never had so many
pretty carpets or us an attrac-
tive stock rs now.
CARPETS.
New and beautifulpatterns
in body brussels.
CARPETS.
New handsome and artistic
designs III extra super tapes
tries
CARPETS.
RoXbury and s tinson'S
matchless patterns in extra.
Super Tapestries.
CARPETS.
Choice patterns in low
priced Brussels and Tapes
tries. Some us low as so
cents II yard.
CARPETS.
Our all wool double extra SUI
per ingrains are the best in
the markets, cXcelling in
ncwness of designs, quality
and colorings. We can give
you lower prices on these
goods than Philadelphia
houses are asking for them.
CARPETS.
Hall and stair bodies. Ia
pestrics and Drmasks to
match in different grades
all new goods.
CARPETS.
We have all wool super
ingrains as low as 50 cents.
Can You find them so low
elsewhere, all wool Il!
CARPETS.
In Cotton and wool extra
super we have some wonder
ful bargains. So well are
they gotten up that it re-
quires close inspection to de-
tect any cotton in them.
They are exceptionally heavy
and very pretty-1O cents a
yard less than you are being
asked for carpets not as good.
CARPETS.
Rag and chain carpets still
our leader Our special con-
tracts give us the advantage
of offering special prices in
all these goods. We as us
ual take rags in exchange for
any kind ola carpet.
CARPETS.
All cotton, hemp and low
price stair and hall. Exceed
ing low prices for those
wanting cheap goods.
RUGS.
If you want to buy rugs,
mats, art squares, &C., ours is
the place. We guarantee
prices fully One-half less than
peddler fraud prices.
More room, more carpets
and lowest prices, and the
prettiest goods out.
GOODHART & HOUTZ
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NOTICE or SETTLEMENT.

The undersigned requests all parties having
eialms agsinst him to call at his reeIdence ii
Centre t. Nnship Snyder county. la. on
MONDAY, APRIL issT
and rresout the same for setti,ment or bo do.
artei from coming "a on any such claims in
tne "a urt. "
FREDERICK uEkNAN
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Joseph Howard Jr, well known
for the past twonty five years AS a
brilliant and acceptable wnIor, is
preparing a lifa Of Ilouiy Ward
Beecher for publication by Hubbard
Brothers; As Howayds father was
one Of ths three founders OF Ply
mouth Church, aud his most ultimate
friend for moro than forty years, with
q social Intercourse at no time inter~
rupted, and as Howard himself, by
reason of his public life, was brought
into leQuence contact with Mr. Beech
er since his early boyhood, it ia OBJ
yious that he ought to have and
probably has material at bis hand
which is accessible 10 no other con-
temporaneous writer The book is
said to be we'll under way, and will
be ready for the market early in
May. Mr.. howard, by the way, was
the author of the comprehensive aud
interesting obituary published in tho
New York herald, the day after Mr..
ssecher's death.
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kJliT3 RS MOTTO.
u re estate Of Peter Gerh,rt decd.

In re estate Of Peter Gerh,rt decd
The undersigned Auditor apj ntai bv tho
orr hans Court Of Snyder County to distr b.
ute tho tual ia the haniE OF Low GCthlr'
Executor Of tho estate # 30 or q .thtTt decd .
viii 1T for tho purpose OF hi, app,iutmeht "a,
his office In the Gorpuah of Nidal LurgL or
SATURDAY, April 1851 az 10 o'clock A. NJ.
whan and whore all persons having claims
AK 'iust said cst'te VIII present thom iuly au.
tEcntic utoi. or be forever barred from ella iu
lug any portion 4 saii tunl.
II. II. GRIMM
March IL, 1851 huiito-
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SAMANTHA Ar SARATOGA"

Miss Mrrcttn Holly. the distinguished bu.
NOR us author known as "JoSith Aliens Wife '
has Just tU'shcd her new book ";Samautha nj
SdratuIH," in the inmltaiic mirth.provnkiny
~ Of Samantha at the Centennial" "I3otsay
Bphbitt,' etc, and has sold the Mss Tor n good
round suir 10 Me.srs. Hubbard Bros. Of Phila.
delphia. who are EMPLOYING the best humorous
art II In the countr, To- illustrate IT, aud prupJ.c
lrnHur u "ut th.. 'rrug at a popular price 10y
subscription, Miss Holly spent all last season
amid the whirl oi ia .Iiuu at st ttn'Up1 nd tIkrs
OIL IT. iolhcs, Nrt'tious, pug dogs low neck
dressing, c'c In u s\lc that is uycrilowug with
flcnest hutnur and must create great sensation
March II 81. 3W,
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Wanted Agents to sell New Book b,
Hon. James G. Blaine.

The great questions of the day ably discussed
by Am, ricas greatest and most pO pular states.
man, Prices low sure 10 have an enormous sale,
ritory. For full particulars ad ddress PFNNSYI..
NANlA PUBLISHING COMPANY, Harris.
burg, Pa,
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4 DHINIsIRArORS NOTICE.

4 Letters Of Administration tho estate o,
Polly Rumlg late Of Beaver twp now Spring T.
snyder CO., Pa deceased, haying teen grant.
td 10 the unlt"siSuei all persons kn wing
themselves indhht.,i to sal estate arc rsqins'.
ed to mako immediate payment. while thJso
h'ving claim1 VIII present them duly authsu.
tIcated to
March 81. 81. Adinipistra or.
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CAUTION.

Notice I, hereby given thitI hayc purchased
a Cow OF %lrharrh BlNcrsux aud lcft the same
lh his posses ion. All persons are cautioned not
to mrdd,u or Interfere WI'h the same.
ClRII = BOWEkSDX,
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PENSION F..AUDs

There is great hue an cry about
Pension fcauds.' AIeu AID news-
parcis make great fuss al cry
out viii lIul voice There are
thousan Is Of moo drawing pensions
that ara not onti.lel IT, ;hom." Did
tt ever occur 10 them That every man
"h) draws "a peusi3n + m tho Uni:-
/ ed S;Hic7 government hns bycu M
PEELED tp fIrOish tue most cJucln-
/ is'Yo cVid"uro Of bis disability before
lis claim was al!oScll ~ man gets
n pension Ou his own statement. His
evidence mna. be- suppo.teI and
IcoiroOprc'ci by tho sworn state.
mcat5 Of AZ least two others, aud in
nearly every clso many ali layits are
ii!cd. The testimony Of Witnesses 10
be OF w,lsAt III the t.Gciuno, be on
hcHrerr or general knowledge, but
must bn from their personal knnwl-
,cj5o and observation. If thousands
not entitled thereto are dlawing
pensions. tBOn many moro thousands
are guilty Of perjury 10 making alli-
davit to the facts upon which the
claims were allowed. Is it probable
that such Wholesale peiiary would
be induIged iu? The pension de.
partmuut does not allow claims with.
out due consIleratiOn;and. rs is wei,
Known, the special officers Of the
department make sealchiug iudnirv
iuto any cnse that bears tue least
tuiut of suspicion. There arc no
donbt exceptions 10 this in special
pension legislation, bat otherwise.
the risk Of detection and punishment
IS too great to be assumed by wit>
uesses who have no financial interest
in the claim, and the money COM
sideiatlou that II claimant could af.
ford to offer would not be large
enough to Justify the risk Let those
who cry pension frauds carefully
consider THIS part Of the subject.
80 ,u.ssrrsa~sr~-s.-y--sH--
Last week u Union cpuuty jury
brought ia verdict Of guiliyu.4inst
Dn,cl ) 81 rt, OF Colnmbia colutv.
Tor b1rght5. Tue L,wisburg Jour
nal says this was very inteio. ting
caay, and, 1t seems, there is nothing
like !. recorded in the law books. 1t
app"r's ,uere bad been burglaries
IN the section aud there was su--
p'ciJn thtt Seybert knew something
about them, bat there wgs no eyi
iorcc, - Caa:lr5 Holland. a detcc-
ave 'as "rcle y engaged to hunt
,videlce. !ic testified that he was en-
Sng Il by |eyGert to breai; into Mrs.
Jacksun's house, ut BqIwicl He
4 q'le'Iy informed leading meu what
"os to be done They secreled |
taem3pI7os in the house, and WHOM
ue broke IN he vas captured by them. |
i-e told them to catch the otler man |
winch he says was Sey ybert. The |
other mau escaped by ruouing.
Seybert was afterwards arrested aud |
they tiiod him here, the principal
burglar, Holland giving evidence
against him. Ho was Convicted, bur
a new trial was applied f,r, which .
will DO argued at an aljouroed cour, .
soon to be hell. Oar lawyers gem
olaliy seem to think the mau Should .
not have bccn convicted.
Asgs-cuxr.zsz --rzzrl.51.u
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Snturdav, April 1G. 1SS7

Saturday, April 16, 1887,
NJ O'Clock p. m.
Gilbert. ~ 4,
l'eing all that certain tract Of land situate ia
Pcrry township, Sayder county. Pl beginning
at a stonn on liue of l.. q. Marks, thence
North ! deg. West 81 and fonr-'enths perto stone
Ihcncc Moth 50 dog. Wet, ST aud sevou.tenths
per to stone ~ road. Thence South alo u
sad road deg. East ~ perches to stone,
Thence South ~ deg. West 81 per t. stone,
Thence south tye.tcnhs West 20 perchc. TO n
Nhtio OAR stump, Thence South 20 dUg East
% pcrches to beginning, cOutiniug 81 ACRES
aud lao rerches more or less, abOnt acres
clear and Balance goll timber, whpr.,n arc
erected n LOG DWl LLlNG MOUSE and
other small Uutbnildings.
Seizel, tHken into execution and to be sold
as tho property OF Henry BrJuss aud Barbara
h. BrOuse.
HER y. wARrH. sheriff,
Sheritis oihce, Miidioburgh, March ~, is7
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\ DN1NlSTRATOKS NOTICE
lottersof Administration on tho estate OF
MEN bUBB late Of Beaver township, SNYDER
90, doc'd, having been Vrsntct 10 ,hs unde.
slghed, all persons knowing themselves indeb
ed TO said estate are reque. ted to make imme
dlato paymeut.while those having claius we're
signed
March II. 'sT. Adint,istrator
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70 the Soh''l Diroct?rs Of Snyder CO

fENrLyIEN In pursuance of the finy-third
section of the Act Of May ath, 1854, you are here
ny hotiH'd To- meet in convention, at the Court
t"u.c ia h,ddlehurgh on the nr,t Tuesday "a
May, \. u, 1857 AZ II o'clock A. VI. 1t being the
lhlId daA ul the month, and select viva woes, hy
a mulpr'iy Of the whole number OF directors
present, one person of literary aud scientific
requirements and ui ~ i'll and cNpc fence In the
a. Of teaching, aS County Superintendent for
the lhrce suc's tdlng yeas ana c.rtlfJ the re-
suit TO the State Superintendent, at Harrisburg,
a required - the thiry-u,uth aul iorticth
Section OF said Act
DANIEL y. BOYER.
April ,, o. Count Superintendent
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5000 Agents Wanted Double Quick /!
to sell
J0eHoWard'sB sBeecher

Infinitely the most valuable because coming so
closely f. ON the family circle and by master
hand engaged In u Labor OF Love- Richly
mensely, Millions want this standard Lilo of
tho greatest Preacher aud Orator of the age
Quick l. the word. Territory in great do
20 HUBBARD BROS, Pubs, Philadslpils.
Pa.
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AUDITORS NOTICE.

IN IsSimcd Is } In he Cou,t Of Conn
its NJ isaac mon Pleas oil Snlller
HomjL J Co,uty.
The Au ltur appointed 10y the Court 10 dis
tribute The fund, In the hands of the .crouuta.t,
Amos l.. Mitchell, Will meet the parties interest.
lIultlWurth's futcl, iu Srlinsgroyc ON TUES.
DAY. May ard, lss, at . o'clock A. NJ, when
aud where ull rlHius against said estate, urnp,
cry au,hcni,eJtel,lu l,luust Ice presented ur he dcblr
red nom ever cummiug tn On said MuA
JAMES Il. GROUSE,
ANN = 81 Au,itor
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Sherifs' Sale.

Whcre,s NY Virtue Of a writ issued out of IN.
Court Of Iotnmor Pleas nt SNYDER county ant
10 me directed I viii expose 10 Public Sale nj
the Court House iu MIldleburgh, on
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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1887-12-01
.I'unnel Drlftlngs.

The first time in
the history of Pilot
Knob mining tn e
com pany m a d e
Thanksgiving day a
general holiday was
Thursday last. The
day was well spent
by most of the min
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1887-12-01
Arcadia Items.

W. n. Thomson spent Thanksgiving at his
Valley Home.
Emmett Hinchey has returned to DE Soto
in st. Louis.
Mr.. Davis, of Piedmont, was here again
last Sunday.
Mrs. Flemming, after spending two or
three weeks In Arcadia, has returned to
Baltimore.
James Baird is taking temporary clay
of" from the pusher.
Chas. Whelehon is now night flagman at
Arcadia, Mr.. Body having been changed to
day fagman.
Will Gregory spent two days Of. last week
in st. Louis.
AL. Hinchey is visiting his parents here.
A few of the Arcadians attended the re-
ception gwen at Ironton last Thursday even
ing in honor Of c. w. Tetwiler and wife.
Rev. Mr.. Flenor preached Thanksgiving
sermon at Fort Hill last Thursday.
Mrs. NJ. j. Harviell has returned from
Poplar Bluff.
Some of the young folks of Arcadia spent
few hours Saturday evening at the resi-
dence of Mr.. Chas. Sykes. The object Of the
gathering was a good old fashion sociable
and "kandy pullin."
The son Of r. Greemore is sick with pneu
monia.
Mr.. Editor, we want you and all the rest
OF the folks to make your arrangements to
come to our Christmas tree. 1t is to be at
Fort Hill Monday night, December 26. All
the committees have been appointed, and
everything will be arranged in due time.
GRANNY.
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Pilot Knob Items,

Owing to the extreme cold weather last
Sunday, the attendance at the church for the
purpose of organizing Sunday School was
very small. Notwithstanding this draw
back, the attempt was not altogether fail.
ure. Our leaders seem to be persistent in
their efforts. Next Sunday we hope to see a
ten-fold increase in the attendance.
We feel very grateful toward Granny
OF Arcadia, for so kindly ..condescending to
supply us with water last week, when the
article was SO scarce here. We are well
supplied now; should you ever be similarly
situated, as we were, rely upon our gener-
osity, and if we cannot give you the pure
| aqua, we will offer substitute that is in
eXhaustible
/ Mr.. and Mrs. II. j. Behrens were absent a
few days last week on visit to the Git
Mr.. Enrico Traveggia, who has been So
journing at his home in Italy for some
months, returned last week, to the delight of
his many friends. He assumes his former
position in the company store as salesman.
Business in general was suspended here
| last Thursday, with a strict observance of
| Thanksgiving.
Mrs. F. Behrens, of Jackson. No., is visit
ing her son, H. j. Behrens, of this place.
Mr. j. r. Smith, of Russellville, was in our
city last Thursday.
The work on the new bridge between here
and Ironton seems to have been hindered
by some cause or other, and the outlook for
its reaching completion this winter is not at
all flattering. AS far as we are concerned,
personally, we are willing to content our
will fho or hot
the stream. Our object in mentioning it is
for the welfare of the "Drifter," who init
mated recently that feeling Of hesitancy
came upon him every time necessity COM
PEELED him to cross it.
Thanksgiving services were not held In
any Of the churches in this place, though /
doubt not that every Individual felt truly
grateful for the copious rain that began to
fall the day before, putting ar end to dust
and smoke. Your correspondent had nu-
merOus pressing invitations to seat turkey"
but was prevented by circumstances from
accepting. He took dinner at Peck Hotel in |
Ironton, and right royalty was he seryed, too |
Misses Annie and Emma Kaths paid a |
visit to friends In Bismarck Tuesday.
Mr.. Will CRANE was at home Thursday,
II uCu " tuc ucIISul VI Ills ulaHy AIAChuSs
F. G. Kaths spent Thanksgiving in the
Future Great.
Mr.. Moody and John Edman spent Sun.
day in Irondale.
Mr.. Halter is building an addition to his
commodious livery stable, in the way of a
shed.
A new bridge has been put over the sewer
on Hickory Street, which was much needed.
MIR. E. A. Taylor, the genial principal of
school, was in the Knob Thurs
day. He report a dull time in the quarry
there, and no prospect for an improvement
soon.
Mr.. Post has been "on the rack" with
neuralgia of the face for several days. We
would sympathize with you, Brother Post, If
we knew how, but meyer having had it, we
can't. On.